I'm looking at either the howler or the chinook mask. Is the howler like the chinook & the top will tilt back? I'm assuming the howler is made better?
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The top does flip back and if you are ever looking for a different brand, if it says hinged,then it flips back. Also, I like a longer neck gaiter which this one doesn't have. It did do well in -20 below
6865
yea the howler is better for coverage and comfort. I have both and I would rather go with the howler
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Trying to sale the one I bought. Ended up getting a more expensive one. The blitz haze a 4-6" drop at 30yds. My 60# bow shoots twice as far.
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I'm not a expert on this by no means. I chose the wind proof because I was going to wear it while snowmobiling in a area that can be very cold and windy. I relied on the reviews of others on both masks. I'm pleased with it.
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I have a standard height/low profile gas block paired with a YHM flattop upper receiver and the alignment is perfect. I don't think you have anything to worry about if you go with Troy or MI sight pairs: there're the best! I really like the HK sights, very accurate n my AR. I purchases a lower cost return and am very glad I saved 20 bucks!
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Hi Jason, My specs fog up too. I've done all my mototcycling in Europe and America wearing glasses and it's the one and only thing that bugs me about the thing I do most for fun (in public) All previous balaclavas, when worn covering my nose have simply exacerbated the problem and no amount of anti-fog treatment of my lenses or visor would help very much. The CTR Chinook has a panel in the nose/mouth area that helps enorrmously and whilst it's not perfect it does make a huge difference. When moving your misting problem will likely be minimal but at stops you'd normally be frantically lifting the visor or poking around with a gloved finger in an effort to create a small clear window. With the chinook I've found that pursing my lips at stops, so that they actually come into contact with the mesh panel, whilst lifting the visor results in almost zero spectacles misting. Like I said. It's by no means perfeect but on cold rides I often find myself wishing I'd found and purchased something similar years ago. Frankly it's a mystery why motorcycle clothing manufacturers don't pay more attention to the snow mobile sector. Hope this helps.
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Look at the Benjamin Titan NP. Been thru 2 factory scope with my Silent Stalker .22 and finally had to purchase an after market scope to make this work. The Titan is cheaper and has a better customer rating. Wish I would have done this myself. Just my 2 cents!
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The one I received is the top one - the prismatic compass with viewport. But I agree it is goofy they would show 2 completely different compasses - clearly a mistake. We used it for a cub scout orienteering course and it was alot easier for the boys to point and shoot bearings with. The bezel does not exactly turn like a Swiss watch movement and sometimes you have to jiggle the compass if the dial hangs up, but once free, it does what all compasses have done over the millenia - point to magnetic north. As some have said, it is rather heavy, so if you were backpacking for long distances, you might not want to haul the weight around, but for everyday camping and day hikes, etc, it is fine. The one I received is the top one - the prismatic compass with viewport. But I agree it is goofy they would show 2 completely different compasses - clearly a mistake. We used it for a cub scout orienteering course and it was alot easier for the boys to point and shoot bearings with. The bezel does not exactly turn like a Swiss watch movement and sometimes you have to jiggle the compass if the dial hangs up, but once free, it does what all compasses have done over the millenia - point to magnetic north. As some have said, it is rather heavy, so if you were backpacking for long... » Read More The one I received is the top one - the prismatic compass with viewport. But I agree it is goofy they would show 2 completely different compasses - clearly a mistake. We used it for a cub scout orienteering course and it was alot easier for the boys to point and shoot bearings with. The bezel does not exactly turn like a Swiss watch movement and sometimes you have to jiggle the compass if the dial hangs up, but once free, it does what all compasses have done over the millenia - point to magnetic north. As some have said, it is rather heavy, so if you were backpacking for long distances, you might not want to haul the weight around, but for everyday camping and day hikes, etc, it is fine. « Show Less
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Thanks for tipping me off that Hasbro now markets Cariboo! I was searching all over for it around Christmas time and couldn't figure out what had happened to it. It looks as if Hasbro has Hullaballoo, too, which I understand is now better (level/speed adjustable) than when I bought one a couple years ago. On the amazon reviews here some people complain about the durability of the Cariboo Hasbro cards, so maybe that's the kind of difference we would see between the two sets.
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I do not recall. It was returned because it didn't work. We ended up going with the WindFire® 1800 Lumens CREE XM-L T6 U2 LED Waterproof 3 Modes Design Zoomable Rotating Headlamp CREE LED Headlight 18650 Rechargeable Battery Head LED. It is great and it does tilt. Good luck.
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i have the shorter version, and it serves me well , the longer one did not closed down enough for my hunting style, lots of hiking and shooting down steep canyons, sit down and measure the height from the ground to your comfortable shooting position, that should give you an idea which one will work for you. but i do endorse this product
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I just learned the hard way. Definitely absolute co-witness with your irons on an AR. Just ordered the High Rise. I hope there is free shipping on the return otherwise I'll bave a mount laying around.
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I had the same issue, and just went with the picture. Whoever wrote up the description used the same basic text for both the Chogan and the Kangee, and then didn't correctly change it to "Kangee" when they moved it over here. As the picture shows, this is the 2725 model, the Kangee with the spike / hatchet head, NOT the Chogan. At least that's what I got when I ordered this exact item. I know I notified Amazon of the error, but they haven't caught up to it yet. Hope this helps.Awesome T-hawk by the way! Great value for the $...
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I find that that brand Harbor Breeze has a weird and small ceiling mount and i could not get it to fit..It works well with the Hunter mount..It slides right in the middle..I had a Harbor Breeze and couldnt use it ..I bought another one yesterday at lowes and same small mount..I took it back and spent another 14 bucks and got a Hunter and managed to fit it in nicely...
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I can't miss with mine. I hit a grouse about 80m out, and consistently hit my mark. With other guns like the Varmint Hunter, 25 Benjamin Nitro, I miss a lot. After hundreds of rounds, I realized that its due to the relationship between the triggers and the sighting. Basically the German gun is primo engineering and from the trigger pull on its great. I have all stock parts on mine and won't change a thing. Its ready for action.
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I wish I could give you a better answer than what I can provide. I have the mask, but not the pole. The mask is great. You set the camera up to see what it is that your looking at at the moment. The bad part is that it is on the top of your face and you can't just look at it whenever you want to see if you remembered to turn it on...Also, with it on your mask, the bubbles from your regulator come right past it when you are vertical. Can get pretty noisy. It isn't an issue when you are horizontal.
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Personal choice on the AR-15, depends on the situation. I would want a true front rest and back rest if I were zeroing a gun. It would be good for the longer shots mountain hunting offers.
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Good for 3/4 with a shield, modular and full. They have a new one on their web site for half-helmets. WWW.senabluetooth.com I would worry about wind noise with a 1/2 helmet or 3/4 with no shield. Last year I could easily tell when the wife had her shield up on her 3/4 while we rode the Northern Georgia mountains on our GoldWing.